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Thinkers' Corner on the Frontier (Sept 28)

Thinkers' Corner on the Frontier (Aug 26)

A new book crossed my desk a few weeks ago now and I knew it was coming because there were a series of articles are written over a recent years by the Frontier Center for Public Policy drilling down on certain parts of the Divine government legacy. Divine led the first conservative government since the Depression era. Grant Devine becomes the Premier of Saskatchewan and replaces a long time NDP government in the largest sweep in Saskatchewan political history. The NDP resurged and overwhelming defeats Grant Devine in 1991 and govern uninterrupted until Brad Wall in 2007. The new book that is now out from the Frontier Centre for Public Policy is So Much More We Can Be:  Saskatchewan's paradigm shift and the final chapter on the Divine government 1982 to 1991. For a lot of us in the age of those who remember the Divine years and politics and even those of you too young to remember when you say grab Divine government you remember how it ended the largest political scandal in Saskatchewan history involving an expense account fraud. This book provides a deeper look on the effective the Divine government had and drills down on the paradigm shift it had on Saskatchewan. Co-authored by the names you will know well writers and Edward Willett, Joe Ralco, and Gerard Lucyshyn.

So Much More We Can Be | John Gormley (650 CKOM) interviews Gerard Lucyshyn

An Elder Speaks: Great Leaders Have Great Fellowship by Frontier Centre

An Elder Speaks: Great Leaders Have Great Fellowship

An Elder Speaks: “The Better Men They Were, the More Useful for Their Followers” by Frontier Centre

An Elder Speaks: “The Better Men They Were, the More Useful for Their Followers”

An Elder Speaks: Total Change Would Bring Chaos by Frontier Centre

An Elder Speaks: Total Change Would Bring Chaos

An Elder Speaks: “Money in the Hands of the System, the System Will Impose Its Will." by Frontier Centre

An Elder Speaks: “Money in the Hands of the System, the System Will Impose Its Will."

13.2 Non - Tax Fraud Compliance 35s by Frontier Centre

13.2 Non - Tax Fraud Compliance 35s

An Elder Speaks: “Deprive The System Of Its Money And You Empower The Ordinary" “The reason for bringing in this radical change is the imutability of the system and its ability to resist any change over the years and the necessity of doing what they’re now proposing to do in the case of cancers, which is deprive the cancer of its source of blood. In this case you deprive the system of its money, of a good chunk of its money, and you empower the ordinary Indian so that he can then hold the system accountable and bend it to his interests. That’s the purpose of the proposal on treaty money.  It’s ironical that the people who developed the treaty in the first place understood this and had set up the system to be self-correcting. And the reason it lost its ability to self-correct is that the individual was deprived of his strength - treaty money.” -   Jean Allard

13.4 Cancer Empowerment 1.00min

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